he hesitated in signing it so i'm guessing it was a low amount.
the whole reason he got delisted was because he didn't sign quickly enough. If he'd signed on the spot he'd have got the contract. He um'd and ah'd and then Mitchell came on the market. Really only has himself to blame.
the whole reason he got delisted was because he didn't sign quickly enough. If he'd signed on the spot he'd have got the contract. He um'd and ah'd and then Mitchell came on the market. Really only has himself to blame.
Eh, I don't think it's that straight forward. The issue wasn't that he didn't sign quickly enough, it was that he was initially told he would not be offered a new contract, which obviously lead to some decisions to be made by his family (that being that they could move to Melbourne and she'd play for Collingwood's netball side). Then they come back and say "Oops, we actually do want you back" you're going to need some time to work it all out since your wife has just made a commitment on the other side of the country. So you mull it over and finally decide you'll stay in Perth and play for the Eagles, and just as you're about to accept they say "Oops again, actually we don't want you."
I imagine if they'd just offered him a new contract in August instead of telling him he wouldn't be required he would have signed it pretty quickly.

